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By Damien Newton

4:23 AM PST on January 17, 2014

City Won’t Consider Park for Riverside-Figueroa Bridge for Some Reason (LAT)
Motion Seeks to Restore Light Rail to the Potential LAX Connector Mix (The Source)
Metro Backtracks on Homeless Policy in Union Station (LAT)
Excitement for Proposed Roundabout in Boyle Heights (Eastsider)
Thanks to Court Ruling Against Bonding, CA Owes Feds $180 Mil for CAHSR (BN)
Officials Still Optimistic that High Speed Rail Is Doing Well (SacBee)
SHOCK: How a Pol Feels About High Speed Rail Depends on Political Party (KPCC)
Pedestrian Hit by Mayor’s SUV Still in Hospital. Garcetti Visits. (Daily News)
Cyclist Killed in Compton Crash at Same Intersection as Deadly 2010 Crash (Biking In L.A.)
Use Google Glass While Driving All YouWant Too (LAT)
Columnist: Mayor’s Crash a Symptom of Life in “Real L.A.” (City Watch)

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